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 Dr. Hamidah Meghani, Halton Regions Medical Officer Health, recently released a video update encouraging parents to get their kids 鈥?aged 5 to 11 鈥?vaccinated against COVID-19.Among the reasons, Meghani said that COVID-19 incidence rates have trended higher among those under 20 this fall. This represents hundreds of COVID-19 cases among Halton children just in the past few months,  she said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While most children have milder symptoms compared to adults, she noted that its difficult to predict who may experience more severe symptoms and become seriously ill.There are more than 50,000 unvaccinated children aged 5 to  stanley cup 11, according to Meghani.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Citing recent data, she said the risk of getting COVID-19 was seven times higher among those unvaccinated and the risk of being hospitalized was 24 times higher in comparison to vaccinated people. Vaccination can help prevent or reduce the spread of COVID-19 in our community,  she said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As for the weekly COVID-19 cases, the regions website shows that from Nov. 19 to 25 there were 150 n stanley canada ew cases, up from 114 the previous week. One new death was reported in Milton.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW              stanley cup                                  As of Nov. 26, the number of active COVID-19 cases stood at 134 鈥?with 60 cases in Bur Wizo One-way sidewalks  Mayor John Tory open to the idea to encourage physical distancing
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 SCUGOG 鈥?Kawartha Conservation has cancelled all of its stewardship, education and other community programs slated for this summer due to the uncertainty of the global coronavirus pandemic.The conservation authority said in an April 21 press release that it  has made the difficult, and appropriate, decision  to cancel all of its planned in-person stewardship, education and conservation lands programs and events until further notice.The cancellations include all summer and nature camps, parent and tot programs, forest bathing, seniors walks, in-person stewardship consultations and tree-planting initiatives.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         As our communities continue to deal with this unprecedented global pandemic, we felt the right course of action was to make a determination on our programming early to provide longer-term clarity for our staff and for the community,  explained Mark Majchrowski, the Kawartha Conservation chief administrative officer, in the release.  Our main focus needs to be on the health and safety of our staff and the public. Making  stanley water bottle this decision wasnt easy, but we believe it is a positive step and cautionary measure that con stanley cup tinues putting our community first. Among the programs cancelled will be the entire 2020 day camp schedule for July, August and September, Nature Explorer weeklong camps in July and August, Junior Nature Explorer camps in July and August and the Parent and Tot program.        ART stanley termosky ICLE CONTIN Ykhj Otonabee Conservation looking at options to conserve popular Jackson Creek trail
 Premier Doug Ford is not yet ready to cancel the school year.While Ontario schools have been closed since March 23 due to COVID-19, and will be staying shut well into May, Ford hinted at some hopeful news on Wednesday. We can see things loosening up a bit,  he told Bill Carroll at CFRA 580 Radio in Ottawa.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The premier, who is set to soon reveal a plan for slowly reopening the Ontario economy, said  it will probably be later on  that students are back in classrooms.Ford added that Education Minister Stephen Lecce would be making an annou stanley drinking cup ncement stanley cups  within days.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But he suggested Lecce isnt yet ready to scrap a school year thats scheduled to conclude June 25. I dont think it will be the final decision, but it will give people a little more certainty on where were going. People want to see hope,  said Ford. stanley mug                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Our biggest fear is to make sure this doesnt spread, especially within our schools. I know our kids are resilient, but still my number one concern is protecting our kids out there.                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Ontario has been in a state of emergency since March 17 and will remain so until May 12, though the premier has indicated that could be extended.Under such an order, only essential businesses such as super

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 Toronto is springing back to life 鈥?but slowly.Throughout the city Wednesday morning, restaurants, nail salons and barbershops unlocked their doors for the first time since Ontario shut down in mid-Mar botella stanley ch.It was a quiet scene in many parts of the city as the day started. As noon approached, patios began to spill out onto the roads with crowds. The spaces were smaller than in years past, with reopening protocols meaning bars and restaurants can only operate at 50 per cent of regular outdoor seating.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In Kensington Market, a group of men waited 鈥?at a safe distance 鈥?for a barbershop to accept more customers. Lineups were similar across downtown as patience took a front seat to service at a variety of businesses.Throughout the areas visited by the Star, it was common to see a solitary patron in for a trim or pedicure while staff milled about. Plexiglas barriers were common, too 鈥?a new precaution to minimize the spread of the virus.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 At Organic Nail Bar in the King West neighbourhood, customers are required to book an appointment for a manicure or pedicure.  Were fully booked,  o stanley termoska wner Mike Duong said.Precautions have been planned and put in place since the first Ontario regions were given the green light open a few weeks ago. At every station, Plexiglas separates the nail technician and the customer.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley cup   

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc acknowledges the federal government has the constitutional power to knock down some trade barriers between provinces 鈥?but he doesn ;t think it will be needed.LeBlanc, appointed to the intergovernmental post just last month, says he   talked to a number of premiers about identifying and reducing internal trade barriers and, based on those conv stanley cup ersations, he   not anticipating much resistance on the issue, despite the country   long history of intractable internal trade disputes.In his mandate letter to LeBlanc, released this week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau instructed him to collaborate with provinces and territories to eliminate barriers to trade between each other, and work toward a stronger, more integrated Canadian economy. This work, the letter said, is to be carried out with a full exercising of federal jurisdiction as outlined by section 91 2  of the Constitution Act, 1867 鈥?which gives the federal government exclusive jurisdiction over the regulation of trade and commerce.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley cup nz                           LeBlanc was also mandated to help organize a first ministers ; meeting on internal trade, expected to be held in late October.In an interview Wednesday, LeBlanc would only say that the federal government intends to work collaborativel stanley flask y with the provinces. But while he steered clear of threatening to use Otta Khwf Susan Delacourt: Anti-vaxxers are about to change Canada 鈥?with a little help from Justin Trudeau
 A well-known Georgetown chef is looking to bring restaurant-quality dining to your kitchen.Chef Brady Davies, former owner of The Cellar Steak and Seafood, is bringing a more intimate dining experience to customers as a private chef. Its a little higher end,  Davies stanley cup  said.  I cook, I clean up, serve, and then leave.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Guests enjoy a three-course meal cooked right in their home, and the more intimate setting allows Davies the freedom to tailor the menu to specific dietary requirements.Having worked in kitchens since the age of 16, Davies said the chef life was catching up to him.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He underwent a full hip replacement due to arthritis and said the surgery was the push he needed to move on from The Ce stanley cups llar. I loved to be there and to cook every night,  Davies said.  I was doing it every night and it caught up to me.                ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley uk  BELOW                                        After 13 years at The Cellar, Davies sold the restaurant and sought new opportunities.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Davies is available for private chef engagements via email at bradydavies@hotmail and Instagram at @brady_davies_chef.

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 The CRB is dead, wage subsidies are fading away, and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has declared an end to the pandemic-induced economic crisis.As a result, the pace of government spending on supports for businesses and individuals will now drop off steeply. The Bank of Canada is widely expected to cut back its support aggressively too, and poised to give a signal next week.Are we and the Canadian economy ready for this  Most of us are getting there, but wed better make sure we can turn on a dime if we need to.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Were now in a new phase,  Freeland argued Thursday as she rolled out the next generation of COVID-19 supports 鈥?a dramatically trimmed-down version of what stanley mugs  has sustained households and firms over the course of the past 19  stanley cups uk months.Her case for a  final pivot  to recovery-oriented policy is pretty solid 鈥?if everything stays on course. The pandemic benefits, she points out, were always meant to be temporary, tiding over families as they were forced out of the workplace and putting a bottom under companies facing sudden drops in revenue because of COVID-19 restrictions.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We are in a different place now, despite t gourde stanley he fourth wave, she argues. Vaccination rates are high and even children will soon be eligible. Jobs have returned, kids are back in school, and the reopening of the economy means the number of people and companies dependen Sqwn Fire destroys massive structure at ATV Farms in King Township
 Watch Ontario Premier Doug Fords daily news conference on COVID-19 in Ontario and the governments response.At Queens Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Health Minister Christine Elliott, Finance Minister Rod Phillips, and government  stanley cup becher House leader Paul Calandra provide an update on their governments response to t stanley cup he ongoing COVID-19  coronavirus disease  pandemic. The news conference comes as the Ontario Legislative A stanley becher ssembly meets to consider extending the provinces state of emergency until June 2.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal ethics watchdog is examining whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau violated the conflict of interest law over how he handled a decision to have WE Charity manage a $900-million federal program to pay students and fresh graduates for volunteer work this summer.The Liberal government announced Friday the Toronto-based youth organization would no longer be m stanley cup anaging the program, days after the prime minister himself called WE Charity the only option for success.Trudeau said Friday public servants will administer the pandemic-related grants instead.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Since the charity founded by brothers Craig and Marc Kielburger was announced as the manager of the program last week, the sole-sourced deal has been criticized because of Trudeau   close relationship with the group. He, his wife and his mother have all been involved in WE events and activities.That p gourde stanley rompted the Conservatives and the NDP to ask Mario Dion, the federal ethics commissioner, to look into whether Trudeau has violated the Conflict of Interest Act.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On Friday, Dion replied in separate letters to Conservative MP Michael Barrett and stanley thermos  NDP MP Charlie Angus, their parties ; ethics critics, that he would begin an examination and that he had notified Trudeau about it.In his letter to Barrett, Dion said his examination would involve the sections of the Conflict of I Cgpp Navy plays down run-in with Russia warships
 A storm that tore through a section of Ayr on Saturday has been confirmed as an FI tornado.The University of Western Ontarios North Tornadoes Proje stanley termoska ct determined through drone and on-ground surveys, the tornado reached a maximum wind speed of 165 kilometres per hour, was 230 metres wide and followed a narrow path 5.23 km in length.An F1 tornado is the second lowest on the Fujita scale 鈥?ranging from F0 to F5 鈥?which measures the wind speeds and related damage. A F1 is considered a  moderate  tornado.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Social media was flooded Saturday with photos of the tornado by Ayr residents.Andrew Godfrey said he saw a  full funnel.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It was just before noon and after a tornado warning had been issued for Waterloo Region, and Godfrey, the companys general manager, was looking through a window at Vincent Motorsports in Ayr when he saw a twister go along the Nith River, down Greenfield Road and through the field behind the Northumberland Street business.Seeing the storm surge, Godfrey gathered employees and kept them huddled together  in case something happened.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        One dented boat was seen near a trailer on the back lot, and another was thrown up aga stanley shop inst a fence at the back of the property by so stanley cup me trees.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW